Sentence examples for spirited question from inspiring English sources

A spirited question and answer period followed, covering many of what Dr. Khan called the "myths and misconceptions" surrounding his religion.

As the evening labored on with a Power Point presentation, a panel talk with Mr. Fresco and a spirited question and answer session, some basic themes emerged: modern economics is a fraud; global debt will crush the planet; society itself is dying from the profit motive; and people ought to wise up to the fact that more than legislation — or presidential administrations — needs to change.

Ellen's question would elicit a spirited question based on the facts.

Although the arguments on Mr. LaValle's effort to limit the information about his life brought spirited questions, the judges were also presented with other arguments that could lead them to overturn the death sentence.

Controversy has been particularly spirited on the question of cost sharing: What share of the cost should be borne by the end user?

I believe we have had very spirited and meaningful questions.

That meeting produced a spirited 90-minute question-and-answer session with the president that many in the White House viewed as a critical success for Mr. Obama.

That meeting produced a spirited 90-minute question-and-answer session with the president that many in the White House viewed as a success for Mr. Obama.

The interview was followed by a round of highly spirited and probing questions from the audience; when the microphone was pulled away from one bursting-at-the-seams questioner, the audience erupted into cries of "Boo!" and "Censorship!" ("We've had a few mutinies in the past," Victor Navasky, the former publisher of The Nation, who has been on all 10 Nation cruises, told me.

There was nothing mean-spirited about the question.

If a young Spartan couldn't give a concise and spirited answer to a question like "Who is an excellent citizen and why?," he'd face corporal punishment.